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John Piper wrote an article back in 1999 that still speaks strongly today. It’s a great read.
If you’re still reading this burdgeoning epic, it must mean you’re wasting time. 😉 Our Christmas in 1990 was going to be spent apart. Caro went home to Hobbs, while Mitch and I worked all month. In Caro’s massive college…
I was somewhat amused to see an article on how to stop complaining show up at blog-monster Lifehacker today. Lifehacker consistently ranks among the top 5-10 blogs in the world. Imagine that it found the linked article about the importance…
Caro and I received a Seeds Family Worship CD (the one on Purpose) a while back. I think it may have been Christmas. (If you’re the friend or relative who gave it to us, then thanks a ton!) We’ve thoroughly…
As I was crawling around in the attic last night looking for pictures of my senior year, Carolyn unearthed her old scrapbook from college. It was a tattered red thing, bent bulging – full of yellowed papers, buttons, collages, and…
Shelley had a great post in response to a friend’s question. I started to respond there as a comment, but it became so long, that I thought I’d bring it over to Notes. It all started as a simple entry…
I’m really excited about this fall at Journey as we begin a focus centered around the themeFacing the Giants. The movie is an incredible film about faith, failure, and of course, football. Our small groups will start next Wednesday evening,…
Being a senior at OBU had its ups and downs. One of the ups was the simply familiarity with campus life and a general laissez-faire attitude. Life was sincerely good. I was working with my best friend in “desktop publishing”…
The Supremacy of God in Preaching by John Piper I began this book just two short nights ago but was unable to put it down. Thank goodness it’s a short book — only 105 pages. However, its thin-ness betrays its…